For me, it's a fairly standard fairy tale, and it's very idealized. The villain is as always, with a lot of ink, and is very kind. Every time I think the child is going to be killed, I just smile and ignore you and do your own thing. It's fun to play Harrow in the playground. I feel sorry for the tourists here. The twins' Medusa skills are the coolest. Why didn't they use them earlier? There is a bug that the male protagonist used the time circle to return to January 2016 to continue his life. Then there should be another self in the world at this time? I feel that the film has indeed cut a lot to make the plot coherent. The dark fairy tale in the context of World War II is still the first to recommend Pan's labyrinth, which is really in line with the cruel, bloody and terrifying stories in the background of that era.
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